Sanne Franzen

Sanne Franzen is a Researcher at Erasmus MC, part of Erasmus University Rotterdam, focusing on dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and neuropsychological assessment. Her work emphasizes cross-cultural research, caregiver motivations, and clinical trial methodologies. She has contributed to studies on cognitive impairment diagnostics, cultural adaptations in neuropsychological testing, and addressing disparities in biomedical research.

Research interests include frontotemporal dementia, social cognition, and the development of culturally valid assessment tools. Her studies often involve multinational collaborations, such as analyses across European countries and global health perspectives.

Key contributions include systematic reviews on social cognition testing adaptations and critiques of clinical trial eligibility criteria. Her work highlights the need for diverse representation in neurodegenerative research and improved caregiver support strategies.

Notable collaborations span institutions in Europe and beyond, addressing topics like caregiver motivations and cross-cultural validation of diagnostic tools. Her research bridges clinical practice and public health, emphasizing equitable access to care and research participation.